How do I restore my civil rights in Florida?
Several distinct things get grouped under this heading, and they're restored differently.
Voting. Following a 2018 constitutional amendment, voting rights are restored for most people upon completion of all terms of sentence. Murder and felony sexual offenses are excluded. "All terms" has been interpreted to include legal financial obligations — fines, fees, and restitution.
Other civil rights, including serving on a jury and holding office, run through the clemency process administered by the Board of Executive Clemency.
Firearm authority is separate and considerably harder, addressed in the next answer.
What to do first: determine exactly what you owe, on every case, in every county. Court records are frequently unclear about balances, and the question of whether obligations are satisfied is the practical barrier to most of this.
Because the rules have been litigated and amended, verify current requirements rather than relying on general information.
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